I'm so sorry, I really am. (Not!)
Their is always worse sounds, perhaps it's not that comforting at the moment but after listen to this perhaps it is?
That's an incredible impression. This bird must have lived a long time with a real baby to get it down that good, even to the sniffely breaths. Wow. Now that would be an enjoyable sound to hear everytime somebirdie wants attention O.O
I love your humor!
What you do when you love them!
Ahh he’s lovely and welcome home tinker xxTinker hatched May 3rd 2018.
No idea of the sex but we will treat him as a male till future evidence says different.
We have been visiting him every week for the last month. I believe that was the reason for his move to our home being so influential to his moving day. Today he had his first car ride of two hours and never seemed to flinch one bit.
His first two hours at home he sat and looked around and enjoyed some sweet corn fresh from the fields. He then tore into some sweet potato biscuits from the local pet shop. He then ripped apart some clothes line pegs minus the springs.
Looking around he saw the day play station I built and flew right up to it and was dazed by the view he had of outside over the front yard. He then had a nap. LOL
Flying around his new surroundings he landed on my bald head when I wasn't paying attention. Nasty 1" bleeding scratch was the result. In a couple of days he is going to learn about the nail file I used on my Amazons. LOL
So he finally needed to be put in his home cage and that went so well I was amazed. He now has his head under a wing and I swear he is snoring.
Tomorrow could be a whole different game but I think he is comfortable here.
Sad people.
Yes. When people ask me if my birds talk I say "Yes, but not English".
I hear ya...some people really don't know what to feed specific breeds of parrots. Sparky, a grey, for example was fed parakeet food and cut up bread and kept in a basement.
Ahhh, there he is! Hey Dave your set up like I am!! My kitchen island Grey Grey hangs out at. Basically because he knows food is prepped there. I keep a fruit basket on my island... Some times I reach for an Apple only to find grey grey took a bite out of three or four of them. Lol.
An old copy of bird talk magazine mentioned that about tail feathers as well. Females are a bit more ridged. Another way described is vent sexing, the parrot may be gently palpated along the pelvic bones, which are located behind the vent. If a dip is felt in the center, then the bird is likely a female. There is another way vets use called surgical sexing.
